Inspired Teamwork & Leadership

The strength of a team is centered around the individuals who comprise the group; the strength of a leader begins with the team. In Inspired Teamwork & Leadership, Paul details the following significant traits: (1) dare to dream courageously; (2) establish a course of action; (3) empower others to imagine; (4) unite a common bond; and (5) be resilient like none other. Uniting for a common cause, understanding and respecting diversity and encouraging individuals through positive actions are all elements of an inspired team.

Legendary Leadership in Action

Throughout generations there have been those called on to lead – courageous individuals who have taken great interest in the well-being of others. In the presentation Legendary Leadership in Action, Paul demonstrates concepts crucial to becoming a legendary leader. He outlines ideas that might seem basic at first glance, but are vital for the continued success of any organization. (1) Express genuine interest in mankind; (2) encourage steady streams of dialogue; (3) ignite the eagerness in others; (4) compose unique designs; (5) exhibit authentic actions; (6) reinvent tendencies and techniques; and (7) trust in the truth of courage. These are the primary concepts introduced during this thought provoking and energetic presentation.    

You Choose Your Change

Making a change or an adjustment often produces a certain degree of discomfort. Studies have shown that in order to take action, the disadvantages of a current behavior must be strong enough to encourage an individual to recognize that a change needs to take place. Paul outlines seven important concepts that revolve around the idea of change: (1) recognize the need to change; (2) accept personal responsibility; (3) know the desired behavior; (4) see yourself actually changing; (5) step up and make the change; (6) practice your change daily; and (7) ask for feedback often. You Choose Your Change challenges participants to consider each aspect of their lives and how beneficial making a positive adjustment can be.